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"This is the definition of injustice," Netanyahu says after attorney general tells him October pre-indictment hearing would be held in October as scheduled. Netanyahu had asked for delay in light of Knesset unexpectedly calling new election for Sept. 17.
In clear sign of escalating dispute over Ankara's planned purchase of Russia's air defense systems, Washington stops accepting Turkish pilots to train with F-35 fighter jets in U.S.
ANALYSIS: With Russia, Cuba, Iran and Hezbollah offering their support to Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, some fear the once prosperous South American country could become a hub for international terrorism.
For ten days, Israeli teens Noa, 18 and Neta, 17, attended NASA's Space Camp. Visual impairment didn't stop them from having a good time. "I couldn't see the stars but I touched them," says one.
Omar says she hopes Jewish Republican Congressman Lee Zeldin, one of the caucus' founders who has called her out over anti-Semitic, anti-Israel remarks, can "learn and grow." "Just to be clear, my endorsement of the caucus and willingness to unite our communities against the threats of white supremacy isn't an endorsement of Zeldin's bigotry!" she says.
